Stefan Merrill Block, Chloe Benjamin, Naima Coster, Jamie Quatro and Nathaniel Rich open up about their new books

The Golden State Warriors bandwagon! Hop on. Don't mind the lack of wheels. Plus: Why players might stay in college. Hint: Not to go to class.

Maine, North Carolina, Iowa, and Montana could decide whether Congress takes action

The rising star has starred in two films, but only one lets her truly shine

Readers respond to "Cat People vs. Dog People" and an interview about our dwindling water supply.

"This was a righteous case. You should bring it," Mark Pomerantz says to Alvin Bragg

She was introducing a bill that had already been struck down as unconstitutional

If you want to understand America, you don't have to watch all this basketball. But it helps.

Salon's TV picks for Monday, Sept. 18, 2000

Thousands of mail voters were already disenfranchised in November — and this time the margins could be even closer

After months of criticism over the look of Will Smith's Genie, Disney tried its best to reverse the backlash

Problems for black voters in Pittsburgh.

Would you rather see a movie about a gun-wielding hobo or a bunch of muttering, relationship-challenged 20-somethings?

A collection of underground dance tracks pits a new generation of electro artists (Fischerspooner) against their progenitors (Kraftwerk).

Right-wing network pays dearly to keep Murdoch and Tucker Carlson off the stand. But there's more trouble ahead